Residential · Fort Myers, FL
Superior Stucco Fort Myers has served Fort Myers since 2016, fixing stucco water damage before it spreads into framing and interior drywall. We locate the entry point, remove compromised stucco and lath, dry the wall assembly, then rebuild the base coat and finish so it blends cleanly.
Proper stucco water damage repair starts with prep and a sound base, not just patching the stain. We protect landscaping and windows, then cut back to solid stucco and remove any rusted metal lath, loose paper, or crumbling sheathing. Wet areas are dried with commercial dehumidifiers and air movers, and we verify conditions with a pin-type moisture meter before rebuilding. Depending on the wall system, we install new WRB (water-resistive barrier), kick-out and step flashing tie-ins where needed, and corrosion-resistant lath fastened at proper spacing, then apply scratch and brown coats with polymer-modified stucco for strength and crack control.
Fort Myers heat, humidity, and wind-driven rain can push water through hairline cracks, failed sealant joints, and poorly terminated penetrations around windows, doors, hose bibs, and electrical boxes. We correct the cause first, including proper backer rod and elastomeric sealant joints, drip screed continuity, and flashing transitions that shed water. Once the base is right, we match the finish to your home or building, including sand float, lace, dash, or smooth trowel textures, and we can prep for acrylic finish or paint with proper curing time. Color blending, control joint alignment, and clean terminations at soffits and trim are handled so the repair does not telegraph.
Customers choose us because we treat stucco water damage as a building-envelope problem, not a cosmetics job. You get a clear written scope, photos of what we uncover, and straightforward options based on what the wall assembly needs, from localized repairs to larger re-stucco sections. Our crews work with proven materials, mixing ratios, and curing practices, and we pay attention to details that prevent repeat leaks, including sealant tooling, flashing overlaps, and weep paths at the base. We are licensed and insured, and we keep job sites orderly with daily cleanup and protected access around entryways and driveways.
At completion, we walk the project with you, review the original water entry point, and confirm the repaired areas are properly integrated with adjacent stucco and trim. You receive a clean repair with matched texture, repaired control joints as needed, and a finish ready for paint or coating when appropriate. We also provide practical maintenance guidance, like which joints to re-caulk, how to keep sprinklers off walls, and what cracking is normal versus what should be addressed early. If you suspect stucco water damage, we will inspect, explain what we find, and provide a free written estimate so you can make a confident decision.
Yes. We provide a free written estimate after an on-site inspection so the scope, materials, and timeline are clear.
Small crack and patch repairs can often be completed in a day, while re-stucco and multi-elevation projects take longer due to prep, cure time, and finish coats. We provide a schedule with the estimate.
Yes. We trace likely entry points, repair damaged stucco and transitions, and address common failure areas like sealant joints, penetrations, and flashing details.
Yes. We handle commercial stucco repairs, repainting, and phased exterior work for property managers, HOAs, and multi-family buildings.
Yes, when requested. We prep and prime as needed, then apply the specified exterior coating so repaired areas blend and the finish is protected.
Stucco water damage usually starts small, a hairline crack, a failed caulk joint, or a missing flashing detail, then grows into soft spots, staining, and hidden moisture behind the wall. Superior Stucco Fort Myers handles targeted, code-minded repairs that stop the leak source, remove compromised materials, dry the assembly, and rebuild the stucco system so it performs like it should in Southwest Florida’s wet season.
When you call about stucco water damage, we start by identifying how water is getting in. Common culprits include failed sealant at window and door perimeters, improper penetrations, missing kick-out flashing, and cracks at corners or control joints. After protecting the area, we remove damaged stucco and any rusted lath or deteriorated WRB, then dry the cavity with dehumidifiers and air movers. We verify reduced moisture levels, then rebuild using corrosion-resistant lath, proper fasteners, and polymer-modified stucco where appropriate to improve durability and reduce shrink cracking.
Local conditions matter. High humidity, salt air, and wind-driven rain can challenge older stucco assemblies and accelerate metal corrosion if water is trapped. We focus on drainage and shedding details, including proper laps in the water-resistive barrier, flashing overlaps, and clean terminations at drip screeds and trim. The finish is then blended to match existing texture, and we coordinate curing time so the repaired stucco is ready for a coating system or paint without premature failure.
If you see bubbling paint, dark staining, soft or swollen stucco, or recurring interior moisture, do not wait. Stucco water damage can lead to wood rot, mold growth, and larger sections needing removal. Schedule an inspection and get a free written estimate from Superior Stucco Fort Myers, we will explain what is damaged, what caused it, and what it takes to fix it correctly.
Call now or send a request and we will reach out within one business day to schedule your free, no-obligation estimate in Fort Myers. We assess the project, review the details, and give you a written quote before any work starts, so you know exactly what to expect.
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